The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-06

LILY PosT is gaining any amount of
praise for her acting and singing in
Cartoons company this season.
Mr.. GILLETTE's "She" is now set for
production at Niblo's, November 81 or
%. The result will be watched out
west by many interesting eyes.
THE HENRIETTA" is so successful at
the Union Square Theatre that it is
quite likely the balance OF the season
will be bought out" and Messrs Roo
son and Crane continue pnul The
spring.
MARGARET MATHER and q strong
company were doing Romeo and
Juliet at the Baldwin in San Francisco
last week. Miss Msther ought not to
give Salt Lake the go-by this time as
she did last.
HENRY MILLER, of the Lyceum
Theatre stock company, who has been
suffering tor some time, has just had a
| painful operation performed on his
nose. He is now reported to be re-
covered.-Mirror.
W. W. RANDALL is going to star
Dick Golden. Were we in Mr.. Ran
dall's shoes we should want to see Mr..
Golden a firm supporter of the prOhibi
the road with him.
VICTORIA MoRosINI SCHILLING, as to
whose whereabouts much has been
printed, is reported 10 be living in italy
with friends of her family, her father
making her q liberal allowance, al
though he has not yet forgiven her.
CASTE. THE second of the productions
by Mr.. Abbey's great company at the
old Wallack's theatre, is Landed by the
newspapers to the skies. The public,
however, regards it as too much of
chestnut and something else will have
to be brought forward.
JOHN 4. STEVENS writes to q friend
that he is on his feet and all right again,
but is going to bring suit against the
London Fro for 100000 damages. If
he's all right again, where does the
damage come in, and what does he want
with the EGO, 0O0?-Mirror.
COMING AT last. An exchange saws:
t" MIR. Henry E, Dixey was in New
York Oh Monday. He plays at Buffalo
this week. then makes quick jump to
San Francisco, playing at Baldwin's
Theatre during Thanksgiving week
From Frisco he plays the big cities to-
ward the east.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT which will be read |
with interest by the large Welsh con-
tingent of this city and neighborhood, |
is that a double quartette of Welsh !
choir singers, selected from the cele-
brated prize choir of Cardiff, arrived in |
New York, October 10th, and will make |
8 concert tour of this country under /
the management of the Redpath |
Lyceum Bureau. Besides the singers |
the company will include pianist, and |
3 harpist-the latter is said to be ex-
tremely fine.
I'D LIKE to hear any of the Peter
Pentateuch's of the pulpit pitch into the |
stage just now. Here are four of the
healthiest, sweetest plays in the world |
running in New York to crowded |
houses. Not a bad, wanton woman
in any one of them not
ewd thought suggested; plays the |
ourest girl can sit out without blush |
plays the worst and toughest citizen
must be benefited to see: Caste,
Rudolph, Henrietta and Old Home
stead. It's a good endorsement of the
Itate of public morals when -four such
plays make four such hits. Why, Alb
,ey, Hill, RosenQuest and Gilmore are
he Big Four Just now. They have
our night-schools where the purest
domestic affections are taught; where
emperance is pictorially exhorted;
Vhere business honesty is inculcated;
Ihere all that is good in our past is re-
lived, and all that is worthy in our
lture is anticipated.-Giddy Gusher in
be Mirror.